Cold war hot nights

cold war hot nights (mp3)

Lyrics

cold war hot nights
perestroika don't fight it
my unrequited love
 
show me what you got
glasnost i'd love to take it off
it's all i'm thinking of

RSVP decline the
redacted place and time
i say yes yet you say
nyet nyet nyet nyet nien

ooo why is love so cold

RSVP decline the
redacted place and time
please say yes and we
fest like 1989

RSVP decline the
redacted place and time
i say yes yet you say
nyet nyet nyet nyet

RSVP decline the
redacted place and time
please say yes

Music

Chords

simple chords in C major. will update

Structure

verse verse chorus half verse chorus break-down chorus outro

Songwriter Notes

another custom song. entirely performed on my korg mono/poly synth. here's the form:

TWT CSR-7 FORM REV.08/07/09

Custom Song Request Form

Directions: Please complete this form to the best of your abilities. Email the completed form to thewigglytendrils@gmail.com to receive an mp3 recording of your custom song. All songs will be available under a creative commons license and posted at thewigglytendrils.blogspot.com.

(1) Your name.
Thomas
(2) Your email address.
[redacted]
(4) Provide a picture or description of the imagined singer (ascii acceptable).
http://www.gstatic.com/hostedimg/d8a1b40b51553138_landing
(5) Provide a picture or description of the intended listener (ascii acceptable).
http://blog.ruderetro.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/communist_party_t.png
(6) Invent question 3, decline to answer it.
Decline.
(7) Suggest a title for your song, or describe the music video.
"Cold War, Hot Nights"
Do Not Write Below This Line
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Conorl 21:23, 14 August 2009 (PDT)

comments

man, this is sweet. if you put a badass disco beat under the chorus and post chorus sections, it's an automatic party. i like this as much as anything you've done this month. killer! Gabemcelwain 07:31, 17 August 2009 (PDT)

Thanks! I like the music to this, but I think the words are a little lack luster. I spent a lot of time with the music and didn't leave myself much time for the words. This is a song I'd like to come back to someday and improve. One cool thing about it though is that I can play the whole thing live on my mono/poly (except for the breakdown section at the end). In 2006 I imagined writing a bunch of songs for solo singer and mono/poly. I imagined that I'd call it "man vs. mono/poly". I still think it's a good idea, but man midi is just so much fun. Patches are way less flexible sonically, but they make up for it in ease of use. Right now I'm so into midi. I makes everything so dang quick and easy. Conorl 08:26, 18 August 2009 (PDT)